odenkirk:
how can i change my situation when there is no opportunities in my country? i cant work harder than my economy. by mere looking at my body u will know that im working hard

DevilsEqual:


Rest
. No be Everytime u go dey bash your country
It happens everywhere even in the U.S, except you don't follow news enough. Even Quora has a lot of this kinda news

Life tho....he went in as a boy, came out as a

Sapeleboy911:
Sometimes being an atheist brings peace of mind. Some are fighting for their God or gods, and housewives see their pastors as God, but their husbands as just another problem being. Homes and families are being shattered on religious grounds. Pastors live lavishly at the detriment of their so called members, the keyboardist will be having an affair with a chorister in same church. Pastor is busy eyeing people's females nipples all in so called house of God. This country is a very religious one yet we are very backward in anything good and her citizens can be very heartless.

Although I still have that little belief that there is an invisible power(God) controlling nature, I will never blame he who don't have such belief due to glaring facts on ground.

Villa12:
that's true. If you treat your wife well while you're young the children will reciprocate when you get old.

Roger3D:
Your White man Christianity is even worse. The history of your religion is couched in blood, but I don't expect a black slave such as yourself to understand that

Seezion:
Nigeria is already known as one of the poorest countries in the world but i believe the duty of governments of the country (if they are sincere to themselves) is to work to change the status and not to make policies that deepened the poverty situation.

Whether anybody likes it or not, the policies taken by this government which is responsible for the hardship Nigerians are currently going through would only render more Nigerians poor and poorer.

In a country where unemployment/underemployment is so high, people are struggling to even feed and survive. A very good example is myself. I am underemployed, that is to say my salary is poor and nothing to write home about. Not as though i'm happy about this as i am still looking for better opportunities.

Of truth, only N600 was left with me yesterday. I couldn't afford to have dinner and so i slept empty stomach that yesterday. There's this woman selling bread near a bakery along the road i pass to work. Her price is considered the cheapest, so many people buy from her. My plan was to use the N600 to buy bread from there, which i can manage throughout the day or even till tomorrow, hopefully miracle can happen and another money enters my hand.

As i went there this morning, the N600 bread is now N800. No surprise about that at all, knowing the country we are living in today. This spoilt the plan and i was confused, disturbed and broken down. I stood there for over 5 mins hopelessly, with hunger and anger in me.

That small time, one elderly woman in the shop was sobbing. I later realized she started crying after she couldn't afford the current price of rice. Another guy came and asked for a pack of indomie and was told N1000. He sighed bitterly and left. Then i saw another two guys who came to the shop, joined their money together (400+400) and bought the N800 bread and divided it into two, for each.

That was a nice decision though even though it would reduce the quantity, but as i didnt see someone to join too, i left the place to work without buying the bread.

Any alternatives for me?

There's absolutely no alternative for since everything is on the high side. I could have opted for rice and beans, but i wont know when i will start crying after mamaput has dished the quantity for me. Surely it will be small. So i decided not to go near there. What about Garri and soup? I dont know for everywhere but i can tell you, there's mow where i could find a plate of Garri and soup for N600. Even if there is, i would still cry over the quantity. What about noodles that used to do 'rescue mission'? Well, i just told you a pack is now N1000, when i had only N600 with me. What of biscuit? I refused to "waste" my last money on something that would not last me the next 1 hour after i have eaten. Akara? Have you seen the sizes of Akara in recent? N100 own looks very small, so i still decided not to buy.

At the end, all options failed. Till this minute, nothing has entered my stomach and i'm still holding tight to my N600. Yes i am hungry and weak but the N600 must be for something that can keep me for a while, hopefully another money would come my way before i am hungry again.

Sadly, my in quote "salary" is still far, till Thursday next week, but i have to survive however it is.

It's a very tough time for most of us Nigerians right now.

Lastly, government should know that
most Nigerians are not asking for luxury, just basic things made affordable for survival and food is obviously not affordable to many Nigerians today. Please government should do something about food crisis in the country.

May God help us, the common citizens.

alwayzonlyn:
Ohk...thanks for the clarification.

Whatisurproblem:
How many years R-kelly got? That this one is getting just 7years?

Beverlyjean:
7yrs...but they sent a pastor to life for same crime ....

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Philip4564:
learning a trade is difficult..I stay and fend for myself how do I survive the period of learning?

Philip4564:
Someone just told me this today. I'm not even that selective. I don't like staying idle, I'll do anything just to keep body and soul together right now.

sleek214:
Ok. I find it a little funny and annoying when I hear people say they earn over 400k as monthly salary and still see Japa as an option to earn more. My dear, first things first, 400k is enough to live a comfortable life here in Nigeria. I earn below 400k but I've been to two European countries on vacation. Most Nigerians that earned above 400k here in Nigeria and left their jobs for the Japa syndrome are regretting it over there, they wish they could turn back the hands of time. If you travel out on vacation to see them, what they do and how they live, you'd appreciate God for giving you a good job here in Nigeria. Forget what people abroad post or show on social media, it's a hoax. Most people that will come on your thread to advise you to Japa don't even earn up to 60k monthly.

6ixVille:
My one month salary for rent can't get me a decent place

safarifarms:


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SoNature:
The truth is that this life is more complicated than most of us think. Blessings and curses are of the Lord. The Maker of the universe will decide whether to honour those words or not.

Jeon:
So funny.
We still have traditional ladies good for modern guys.


I won't lie, those in marriage are regretting. This is what I always heard whenever I turned around.

Epinigirls:
I'm almost 30
From time to time, I engage in hookups for money
I also have a small shop
I'm a graduate, and I look decent

I'd love to raise a mixed race family

Now, I get into relationships with Nigerian guys every now and then, sometimes I keep what I do for money a secret from them, sometimes I open up to the ones I feel are more mature and understanding

But I've noticed that none of these relationships ever last beyond 8 months, never!
I can get offended and just turn my back on any guy

Most recently, I was chatting with a new lover, after less than 2 months of meeting, discussing something very trivial, I was trying to make a point and hit a nerve for him, he started cussing, I called him immediately to be sure he was joking, his first statement was "what do you want?"

In less than 60 seconds, i ended the call, blocked all his lines and
blocked him on all social media platforms.

New relationship gone!

Sometimes, I console myself that they weren't high quality individuals, sometimes I chastise myself for giving up too early on them.

Is it because I don't see a solid future with these guys bearing in mind I want to have a mixed family?

Or am I supposed to get that feeling that I'm going to have a future with a guy during the relationship

I'm confused honestly

Ijelenwanyioma:

You are the only one getting my point. Maybe he plan marrying someone else in the future which I won't be part of his properties again

whizzler:

U guys won't make ur comments without resulting to insults. If machines are not there it's the new government's duty to get them , same goes for water and electricity. My grouse is her statements on the structure. Pls don't mention me if u can't criticize my comments without insults

Hydriss:
R.I.P to the dead. But then, UI doesn't offer any course called Business Administration. Probably DLC🤷

greatiyk4u:
First class graduate of University of Ibadan, Opuofoni Freeborn Ebimotimi has been beaten to death in Bayelsa for stealing bread.



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Merry100:

Olodo be calming down nah, relationship is not a do and die affair, Pele o broda if I don't have you, nobody can have you.

Alajenboko:
Edakun oo

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manny4u:
North Central.
Lafia is terrible for a capital city.
Minna is not that good too.
Forget lokoja the aura and atmosphere alone oozes of nonsense.

North west
Gusau the name suggest its gutter.
Sokoto that one is just there.

North East
Except for maiduguri and gombe the rest are rubbish.

South South
Yenagoa is over rated.
Benin too many old buildings.

South East.
Umuahia is rubbish.
Abakaliki is picking up compared to the last time I was there.
Awka could still do better.
Owerri is not that bad.

I have been to all the states in Nigeria so I am talking from experience.

Samantha124:
Exactly, it's as if virginity is a character.

Shortyyy:
Honestly, the worst person to date is a quiet person. Slow poison dangerous in action fear them oo. E better make my man be jovial and outspoken. So I'll know when he's happy, when he's angry and when he's sad.

Not these ones that don't talk, won't share emotion and won't express themselves. Never again.

You'll be dating yourself and be thinking you're dating someone.

Bar1941:
Thesame Anambra community that celebrates the fraudster called Bitter Obi that sent their children home due to high tuition fee and embezzlement.

If Obi made education affordable and invested the loot he used to invest in France with the name of his daughter in Anambra, maybe the kidnapper would have been a better person than who he was!